Council Policy. While Auckland Council or any of its Council Controlled Organisations is the Lessor, the amount of excess and the terms and conditions of the insurance cover that the Lessor elects from time to time and considers appropriate, will be at its absolute discretion.
Council Policy. Bidder shall comply with the requirements of City Council Policy OPNS-04 Qualifications for Doing Business with the City of Garland and OPNS-28 Business Conduct with Delinquent Account Holders and litigants attached hereto.
Council Policy. 20.1.1. The Agreement is the basis from which all core provisions and employment conditions are derived and whose employment is subject to a Local Area Work Agreement (LAWA) providing that these conditions are not inferior to the intention of the overarching Enterprise Agreement.
Council Policy. 9.1 Council policy may give more express rights than those set out in your Tenancy Agreement.
Council Policy. All new or renewed tenancies of Council facilities by community groups who are to be granted management rights will be by way of a licence agreement. Council has a standard licence agreement that will be used for this purpose. Staff can negotiate and enter into licence agreements in accordance with this policy except: • Where the annual rent for the licence is greater than the minimum fee set for licence rent in the Fees & Charges schedule. • Where the current market rental value of the land is $5,000 or more a year. • Where the licence relates to the installation of a telecommunications facility. • Where the term of the agreement is longer than 5 years. Should any of these provisions apply, the licence agreement shall be referred to Council for consideration. The following are the general terms of the licence agreement that shall be considered in negotiations of a tenancy.
Council Policy. Where Council’s pre-existing standing authority for the execution of contracts by City staff is not applicable, specific Council authorization is required.
Council Policy. All new or renewed tenancies of Council facilities by community groups who are to be gr anted m anagement r ights w ill be by w ay of a Li cence agr eement. Council has a standard licence agreement that will be used for this purpose. Staff c an negot iate an d ent er i nto l icence a greements in ac cordance with this policy, subject to the following provisions: • Where the annual rent for the licence is greater than the minimum fee set for licence rent in the Fees & Charges schedule. • Where the current market rental value of the land is $5,000 or more a year. • Where the licence relates to the installation of a telecommunications facility. • Where the term of the agreement is longer than 5 years. Should any of these provisions apply, the licence agreement shall be referred to Council for consideration. The f ollowing ar e t he gener al t erms of t he l icence agreement t hat s hall be considered in negotiations of a tenancy.
